BMC Psigiatrie. 2019 Jun 17;19(1):183. doi: 10.1186/s12888-019-2173-9.
Abstract
AGTERGROND:
Internetverslawing (IA) het na vore gekom as 'n openbare gesondheidsorg, veral onder adolessente en jong volwassenes. Daar is egter min studies gedoen in mediese studente. Hierdie multi-sentrum studie het daarop gemik om die voorkoms van IA in Chinese mediese studente te ondersoek, om die verenigings van groot vyf persoonlikheidstrekke met IA in die bevolking te ondersoek en om die moontlike bemiddelende rol van ADHD-simptome (ADHD) te ondersoek. in die verhouding.
METODES:
Self-gerapporteerde vraelyste, insluitend Internet Verslawingstoets (IAT), Big Five Inventory (BFI), Volwasse ADHD Selfverslag Scale-V1.1 (ASRS-V1.1) Screener, en sosio-demografiese afdeling is aan kliniese studente by 3 mediese skole versprei in Sjina. 'N Totaal van 1264-studente het die finale vakke geword.
RESULTATE:
The overall prevalence of IA among Chinese medical students was 44.7% (IAT > 30), and 9.2% of the students demonstrated moderate or severe IA (IAT ≥ 50). After adjustment for covariates, while conscientiousness and agreeableness were negatively associated with IA, neuroticism was positively associated with it. ADHD symptoms mediated the associations of conscientiousness, agreeableness and neuroticism with IA.
AFSLUITING:
The prevalence of IA among Chinese medical students is high. Both personality traits and ADHD symptoms should be considered when tailored intervention strategies are designed to prevent and reduce IA in medical students.
SLEUTELWOORDE:
Internet addiction, ADHD symptoms; Medical students; Personality traits
PMID: 31208378
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